North Gaston High School - Noga Yearbook (Dallas, NC)

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Law Buckles Down Many Students at North Gaston drive, therefore they have been affected by the seatbelt law that was passed October l, 1985. The law was passed hoping to save lives in accidents. This North Carlina law states that all front seat passengers should wear their seatbelts. Also, if one is under 16, the driver is liable for them, mak- ing many juniors and seniors possibly liable for under- classmen they transport to and from school. North Gaston students reacted differently about the law that now fifteen out of fifty states have obtained. Many say that the reason they don't Wear them is that they've grown accustomed to not wearing them, and because they are not comfortable. Others say they wear it when they think about it or are going on long trips. However, some believe that the law is a good idea and that it makes the road safer. A large number of juniors believe that it should be each individua1's choice whether or not to buckle up. Whether or not to wear, just remember it's the law.

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'W Mike Beverly Rodney Faries Leslie Farmer Lynn Ferguson Greg Fisher Leslie Fisher Patricia Foley Angie Friday Lewis Friday Richard Fulbright Bunnie Gardner ROLLING RIVALRY In the past year a new fad has become very popular among North Gaston students. The new fad is rolling yards! One may think a person's yard only gets rolled for revenge, but in most cases this is not true. ln North Gaston circles it is a practical joke to play on friends. Usually the rivalry is male against female though there are times when everyone takes part in the fun. Friends pile up in cars and the backyof trucks and set off to roll! Don't be surprised if you wake up one morning to find that you have become the victim of a practical joke. 70 Juniors